In the latest developments of the mystique Mumbai Attacks, Pakistan has, after intense pressure from the US and continuous pinching from India, arrested the accused masterminds and reassured every critic eye its complete ‘Focus & Commitment’ towards fighting global terror.
It is intriguing how the Indian government has put forth ‘baseless’ claims and delicately entangled Pakistan through the universal blame-game-strategy to pacify an enraged and anguish population which had immediately become skeptical of its present government policies and demanded quick results. Baseless - because the claims have been derived on the authority of the statements of one of the captured gunmen who is ostensibly a Muslim, whose own name is a mystery (is it Mohamed Ajmal Amir or Ajmal Amir Kasav?), who is accountable for spreading terror and killing innocent people, who earlier posed as a Mujahidin from Deccan and later a Jihadi from Faridkot, who had been a thief for the good part of his life and who feels no regret nor remorse for such a merciless act. How credible could he or his information be? How rationale would it be to indulge in political confrontations? I would grade his information as worthless and insignificant.
Would be it interesting to view the entire scenario as a complete fabricated plot devised by the Indian government as an elusive attempt to destabilize LeT operations in Kashmir, amid the election season, by pressurizing Pakistan to have their chief arrested since the Indian Security forces have failed to gain control and avert the menacing situation. Or is it a blatant message from Raj Thackery to the North Indians to exit Mumbai.
The Indian authorities should refrain from making any accusation towards Pakistan's involvement as the balance of speculation could shift either way.
7 comments:
The response of the Indian media, by and large, has been quite sad. Simi Garewal recently came on record to say that Pakistan ought to be carpet-bombed. Muslim stars were asked to 'pack bags and go to Pakistan'. And witness this hatred, Doing Pakistan's Job.
Hi Saadia,
I would advise you to read Mr. Nawaz Sharif's statements.
It is with great regret that Mr 10 % is the President of Pakistan, for this crook staying in power is the only requirement. He barters deals with the army, the US and the Zakat money full terrorist organisation.
If this situation continues the pakistan army which never wants democracy in Pakistan will lead to becoming another Afganistan.
If pakistanis do not come out , Pakistan will become The Terrorist Republic of Pakistan.
Take Care
Bobby
The real misfortune for pakistan is the self-centered approach and the 'Me-Come'First' attitude of the present political leader. People like Nawaz Sharief are too busy pursuing the lost "Lawyer Movement", so much that they have jeopardized the nation's sovereignty and distorted its image.
Unless our leaders unify their efforts to a SINGLE COMMON goal for the success and prosperity of Pakistan, we as a nation, would keep on deteriorating and eventually sink into oblivion.
Bilal
The success and prosperity of the Pakistani nation hinges on the strong participative democracy of its people.
No nation can be strong on the virtue of strong leaders. Only strong politics (built on the will of people) can make a country strong.
The Pakistani army should be made accountable to the Pakistani government. It is time. The lawyers' movement is only the begining of a long battle between the two establishments.
Mr Anonymous/bobby, how can you predict future of pakistan, are you a Astrologer?
Ray,
It has always been great leaders that have made great nations. Its a Leaders' responsibility to direct the energy and resources of its team for all better cause.
It was our leaders deficiencies that made our army function in such supremacy.
people of pakiSATAN? , wake up!
The terror machinery & chaos in your country is affecting you and the world. Ultimately you get played in hands of crooked army & politicians and your social & economic life worsens & you remain happy in a make belive world of great islamic nation .
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